serena? what are you matching? serena. >> reporter: the only toddler who resisted to the magnetic pull does not tune out her environment. >> do you want to play with the ipad? no. >> reporter: the tablets are confiscated. >> you are sad? >> reporter: it seemed to the researchers that the toddlers are more verbal and social, more creative creatures. >> who likes pancakes? >> i like pancakes. >> reporter: this woman specializes in toddler development. the more you use a device to calm the kids down the less likely they will be able to do it themselves. >> this is a way to stop them in their tracks. >> if you never learn that skill because you are pacified with an ipad you are not learning the skill of coming down from a tantrum? >> exactly. >> reporter: studies show that hours of screen time does not hurt kids's eyesight but is it associated with behavioral problems. but tablets are not passive. they are interactive. that is the intriguing twist. research just released show that toddlers learn better from interactive

after those fifty women the final in florida the russian was a set and a break up of the surge and serena reeled off ten straight games to prevail four six six three six love and time her record six miami title one of the men's final andy murray saved a match point to be doubted farah returns to the world and the to thank you. thank you and on sunday life was a breach of the fastest man on earth use a moment as the jamaican king of sprint well just a short break on his own world record in the one hundred fifty meter dash in rio marks the six time olympic champion was still in a league of his own cooking school team point four two seconds the purpose built track in his first race of the season a couple about the beach and the twenty six year old said he can't wait to run at the rio olympics in twenty sixteen. well that's over about one but don't go away we'll be back after this short break. it is is trash to get rid of. but it's also a treasure. it's worth fighting for. and the trap was no way out. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so for lang you think you understand it and

and serena is in the hospital and venus gets injured in the first match we go to.g to do? what is this film going to be? it turned into a comeback story in a sense and just showing how they strive so hard to be so great and how much they really love the game. >> how much is race connected to that striving, to that sense of hard work? it was a little bit hard -- sometimes i got a sense of them connecting to it as we are african-american women doing this and sims sometimes we're obsessive compulsive athletes and tennis players. >> as chris rock says in the film, being black is like having a weight and having a weight on your legs and training to jump higher. when you learn to maneuver it, then you're able to jump higher than anybody else and work harder than anybody else. because it took you -- it was harder to get there in the first place. i think that for them, that's definitely the case. >> why chris rock and the other one my husband kept asking is why is bill clinton in the movie? why did you pick these voices? >> we tried to pick people who knew them, liked them

sports, could ree se -- serena williams win? >> welcome back.ome of of the most memorable items from high school's blockbusters have found new owners in beverly hills in california. first up the phased gun from the hugely popular series "star trek" sold for a record $231,000. then you have a car which survived the shooting of the movie "the green hornet." that raced almost 47. marilyn monroe's bra went for $25,000. martineau lan is the director of the auction house which sold all these items. he showed me one of the iconic pieces which should for hundreds of thousands. >> yes, well i'm holing a really cool rifle from the second pilot of "star trek". captain kirk held this in 1965. and we sold this for $235,000. so this is a precious iconic piece now. and the owner would want know wear white gloves and keeping it in its pristine condition as it is today. >> $235,000, because what was the matching price? you thought it was $60,000? >> exactly. really when it went over $200,000 it was a phenomenal price. the second highest price paid star track mem

serena domiateing the first set and serves for match point.ps the second set and it's serena most lopsided win over her older sister ever. she. >>> that is it for this saturday night edition of sportswrap. we'll see you tomorrow. >> all right, go cal. >>> thank you, joe. >>> well, that is our report tonight. thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we'll see you the next time news break. >> join ktvu for the latest on the fuel leak that has disrupted train service on the peninsula. hazardous materials team will be out there cleaning up. eer always here for you

from hank williams to lucinda williams to venus and serena williams.y are to country music what brooks and dunn are to tennis. and my favorite country singer is brad paisley. i love all his songs from alcohol to camouflage to toothbrush to chicken chet. he writes a lot of his songs inspired by validating his identity at websites. but now paisley is inspired by a much higher goal: solving racism. folks, let's take a little listen to paisley's new song "accidental racist." ♪ to the man that waited on me at the starbucks down on main ♪ ♪ i hope you understand is ♪ when i put on that tee-shirt, the only thing i meant to say is i'm a skynyrd fan ♪ the red flag on my chest somehow is like the elephant in the corner of the south ♪ >> stephen: that's right. calm down, african-american baristas. everyone knows this flag up here just means someone's a skynyrd fan. the same way that burning a cross just means someone's a madonna fan. by the way, jefferson davis, huge skynyrd fan. got on board way early. folks, paisley is so committed to kick starting a dialogue b

serena williams, i thought, was very good. robin williams, will i am, everyone in the entire nbc williams' family. of course, there were the occasional news slip-ups. your new york post. might have misidentified two high school students at terrorists and put them on the cover of their newspaper. but, you know, obviously a paper run by accuracy aficionado rupert murdoch would obviously be quick to correct such an egregious mistake. >> rupert murdoch the owner of the new york post has not apologized. in fact he said on twitter and i'll read it. only new york post pictures were those distributed by f.b.i. and instantly drawn when f.b.i. changed direction. >> jon: why wouldn't rupert murdoch apologize for endangering two totally innocent young men? is it perhaps that years ago he purchased and had installed all of hitler's internal organs? of course everyone had a little fun at cnn's expense for their monster gaffe when they claimed an arrest had been made in the case and there was none. they took extra care not to misreport again

brian williams did a great job, serena williams i thought was very good, robin williams, will i am, everyonemily. >> on a serious note, pete williams did do a fantastic job. >> will i am may have done well, too. >> steve colbert is thanking canadians after they thwarted a train attacks on trains in canada. take a look. >>> the royal canadian police or mountties have thwarted an al qaeda-enspiefrd terrorist attack, with i is quite a feat considering how hard it is for them to go undercover. so, folks, i would just like to say a word to our friend up north, you canadians are a brave and heroic people. if i have said it once, this is the one time i said it. >> he did update their uniforms, those mountties. >> the bearded mounted police. >> i don't know how they do it. >> it's iconic. >>> now, the moment we have all been waiting for, twitter's most infamous twitter makes a return, former new york congressman anthony weiner sent his first message from a new account yesterday, just about two years after the twitter crotch shot photos forced him to step down. >> what did he say? >> he sent out link

serena williams, i thought, was very good. robin williams, will.i.am. everyone. >>> tensions grew on capitol hill over a stalled immigration bill. >> never said that. >> didn't say you did, sir. >> meanwhile, the associated press had their twitter account hacked. >> the ap's twitter feed was hacked by a group calling itself the syrian electronic army. i saw them at bonnaru in 2006. they're amazing. >>> embarrassing moments for reese witherspoon and for jennifer lawrence. >> we are happy to present glaad's advocate to president glib -- bill clinton. >>> your news leader in high definition. >> okay. [ bleep ]. >> it quickly became a hit as did the avian baby's ad. but that's nothing compared to psy's new music video. it shattered youtube records with 38 million views in a single day. >>> mike myers and dana carvey reunited for a special "wayne's world" screening. schwing! >>> and it's all about the benjamins. the c-note has a whole new look. >>> anthony weiner is back on twitter. >> i hear he posted his first tweet. just a photo of a pamphlet on how to he

and also on saturday it was the semifinal of the family circle cup but while number one serena williams put her sister the feelings to one side the defending champion thrashed older sister venus six one six two the american civilians were playing each other for the first time since two thousand and nine and serina has now prevailed in the last five encounters the thirty one year old then went on to beat serbia's relay yankovic's three sets in the charleston final. and on sunday motor g.p. champion paul de lorenzo got his title defense off to a sizzling start as the spaniard took a flag to flag win at the season opening night race in cattle seven time champion valentino rossi prevailed in a four man battle for second spot on his return to yamaha and mark marquez completed the podium for a memorable motor g.p. debut head of his on the team mate danny pretty rosa. now let's move on to winter sport and on saturday the biathlon season came to a memorable close for one russian family after bunch of paulin claimed gold in the men's final here in moscow and his sister anastasio because we're no

serena altschul welcomes us aboard. >> reporter: wow. it's rockin' and rollin'.er: climbing aboard this small wooden raft, you can't help but feel like you're stepping back in time. just to live here for three months and not set foot off the raft is amazing. it takes you back to 1947 when the original kon-tiki crossed the pacific ocean hole manied by norwegian adventurer and anthropologist thor. >> there was no one who could teach us how to maneuver the craft. we had to learn by trial and error from the very first day at sea. >> he believed that the oceans were... he spent ten years trying to get his theory accepted. when nobody believed him he made a decision one day to go out and prove it. >> reporter: people thought he was crazy. >> he probably was. reporter: yesterday this replica was brought to new york city's harbor to promote the new film about thor and his legendary trip. >> go ahead. drift from peru to polynesian on a balls a wood raft. >> reporter: theirs isn't the first film about the expedition. thor himself won an oscar in 1951 for the documentary he

maria sharapova again failed to break her miami jinx after losing to my nemesis and world number one serena williams the decider he was sure after this with women the final in florida the russian was a set and a break up the serjeant's arena reeled off ten straight games to prevail four six six three six love and time a record six miami title one of the men's final andy murray saved a much point to be doubted farah returns to the to thank you. thank you. and on sunday life was a beach the fastest man on earth use a moment as the jamaican can't explain well just a short break in his own world record in the one hundred fifty meter dash in rio watch the six time olympic champion was still in a league of his own talking point for two seconds the purpose built track in his first race of the season a couple good on the beach and the twenty six year old said he can't wait to run at the rio olympics in twenty sixteen. well that's over about one but don't go away we'll be back after this short break. admission free accreditation free. for charge is free to make amends free risk free. to free. downlo

here's serena altschul. >> reporter: meet claire de vein.our typical three-year-old except claire was born without a right ear. and she could be among the first recipients of one of medicine's most cutting-edge technologies. bioprinting. bioprinting is the latest form of 3-d printing. imagine using a home printer but instead of working in just two dimensions, this printer creates in three dimensions. a nozzle lays down a stream of plastic, metal or ceramic, layer after layer it slowly forms an object. everybody from toys to cars. even human tissue. >> if you think of any tissue in the body, it's this intricate combination of cells and matrix in just a right particular order. so the idea with bioprinting is that we can impart that organization right from the start. to give this like jello that you might make in your kitchen. >> reporter: about a month ago larry bonsauer an associate professor of biomedical engineering at cornell university astonished the world when he printed an actual living human ear. >> the whole process of printing is com

our cameras caught up with don serena and she was asked be the tweeting. >> she'd say i have a quote, i want to talk about it. sometimes she'll say, let's tweet,, or we won't. >> and a twitter wasn't enough. there's artwork that jodi arias is putting on lawn, and the recent work, charcoal drawing of an hour glass. she is charging 2500 tuesday. >> shepard: unbelievable. the defense has an expert that been on the stand for something like 15 years, right? >> every witness is on for about 15 or 16 years. the good news is they have done redirect, so the defendant team had a chance to rebuild the case. they just win to lunch. the final comment of the domestic violence abuse expert said jodi arias was mentally and physically abused by travis alexander but right before the break she said, jodi arias is not a liar. >> even all of these lies she told, after being -- 2008, do they define her for you? do they cause you problems in her beliefability? >> no, they don't. >> why is that? >> because if miss arias was a really good liar, she would have planned a really good lie, and she didn't. >> that

. >>> serena williams flipped the switch on the finals in south carolina.he first set to djonkovic. she wins this event for the second straight year and third time over all. that will do it for this late night edition of sports wrap. have a good week everybody. >> that is our report for tonight. thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. >> be sure to join the mornin

>> serena. >> and your name? >> ayla. >> everybody is here in times square. why shouldn't you be?g. we're going to start with a picture of spring. here you go. yes, it's warm today. it's comfortable. here's one more shot of cold air working its way in for a good part of this week from washington to new york and baltimore. you get involved in that as well. today, there's a live-action storm event anywhere from north texas into most of oklahoma today. that's where the strong storms will be focused. a little bit of showery weather also into the southeast today, too. >> we're just taking a few pictures. go ahead. you got it here? smile. let's go back inside to lara. >> hi. >> all right, let's do it. i have a little help here on the "gma" morning menu. would you do the honors, sir? go ahead. right into that camera seven. right there. >> sorry. good morning. new troubles for justin bieber. right now. his monkey confiscated by security. >> that's true. >> get out of town. >>> and it's sizzling in the ballroom with kellie pickler and derek hough. as they get ready for tonight's blockbuste

brian williams did a great job, serena williams i thought was very good.l right. we're on day three of furloughs for air traffic controllers. the impact of a sequester is now becoming visible to the public. joining us now, senior investigative correspondent lisa myers. good morning, what are we seeing? >> well, mika, so far we're seeing hundreds of delays around the country. some for more than 3 1/2 hours in los angeles. the airlines are warning that if these furloughs continue, 1 out of every 3 travelers could see major delays or cancellations during peak travel season. delays at laguardia, newark, and charlotte, blaming staffing and weather saying staffing challenges led to ground delays and more spacing between flights around the country. it's the first time that the public has felt the impact of across the board budget cuts from the sequester. >> and certain places, i believe cutbacks should not be happening. >> i think it's horrible, there's enough problems dealing with delays and security and weather and other things when you're flying, i think they

. >> justin and serena, the rolling stones, any has a round-up of all of your celebrity scoops. >> heyoo. >> the whole rainbow she had on the ad. >> it's on the rainbow. >> let's talk bieber and selena. >> are you dying? >> what's happening? >> he instagramed a picture of the two of them, there it is. it kind of looks like -- a versace ad, i kind of like it. and then he said, baby, you've been making music for too long. come cuddle with me or something. and then he immediately deleted it. which just -- confused everyone and freaked us all out. and i just don't know, are they together? are they not? and i didn't sleep about it. so it's, my life is crazy. what with the ad and the instagram, everything is going on. >> too much for one man. settle do you think that because justin doesn't have his inner circle any more. maybe not his manager, his mom, do you think that's what's causing the downward spiral we're watching? >> are we watching a downward spiral? >> yes, a little. >> i've been watching amanda bynes, that's a downward spiral. i think justin bieber is all right. >> and everybody i